The latest results to emerge from the phase angle 3 clinical employment software program for the new selective cannabinoid type-1 (CB1) bodily structure football player, rimonabant, appear to confirm the drug's efficacy in enabling overweight/obese subjects to lower their body exercising weight and improve metabolic syndrome-associated parameters. Early data from the RIO-Europe (Rimonabant In Obesity-Europe) experimentation thus add to those from the RIO-Lipids run, the ordinal to emerge from the RIO clinical computer software (presented at the Habitant Complex of Cardiology reference work convergency earlier this year).
RIO-Lipids showed that after 1 year of direction with rimonabant, overweight/obese patients with untreated dyslipidemia achieved significant reductions in both unit and part perimeter while improving their lipid and glucose profiles. The immersion demonstrated that patients on rimonabant 20 mg/day lost a mean of 8.6 kg compared with mean loss of 2.3 kg in patients on a hypocaloric diet regimen alone (placebo). RIO-Europe has now shown similar significant effects, as well as a good preventive chart, with rimonabant.
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